Quin’s Alex O’Neill signs professional contract with Adidas
*Alex O’Neill. QUIN ATHLETE Alex O’Neill has signed a professional contract with Adidas in what she has described as “an incredibly exciting milestone in my career”.
*Alex O’Neill. QUIN ATHLETE Alex O’Neill has signed a professional contract with Adidas in what she has described as “an incredibly exciting milestone in my career”.
*Mick Guinee. MICK GUINEE is one of the nine founding members of Shannon Chamber but has stretched his influence in business across generations in the Mid-West in leading a buy-out which resulted in the formation of Ei Electronics, one of the county’s biggest employers.
*Tulla Utd and Seán Withycombe are heading outside the county for their third round Cup tie. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. A FIXTURES headache is mounting for the Clare District Soccer League (CDSL) with more widespread cancellations across the county due to unplayable pitches.
Pictured L-R Chief Superintendent Aileen Magner, Interim CEO of The Shannon Airport Group, Ray O’Driscoll, Tara Moroney, Colaiste Muire Ennis and Eorann Edwards, St Caimins Shannon. Photograph: Arthur Ellis NOMINATIONS have opened to find Clare’s most inspiring young people in the eighth Clare Garda Youth Awards.
*Eoin Cleary and Manus Doherty. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE have stormed to the top half of Division 3 with a third win on the bounce for Paul Madden’s footballers.
LIVING with a hearing impairment from an early age, Kilmore’s Siobhán Schous, has learned to adapt and thrive in high-performance sport and education.
Eoin Cleary and Jamie Stack at the final whistle. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. A FIRST Cusack Park win under Paul Madden has given Clare’s footballers fresh impetus for Saturday’s derby encounter with Limerick.
*Connor Meaney retains his place in the Clare side. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. AN UNCHANGED Clare football team has been announced by Paul Madden and his management as the county goes in search of a third win in as many weekends.
*Joe Russell. Photograph: Arthur Ellis. GENERAL MANAGER of the Trump owned resort in West Clare, Joe Russell has been selected as the Grand Marshal for the St Patrick’s Day parade in Doonbeg.
Ken Lyons, Sustainability Manager, CIE Tours, Michael Davoren (Burren Farmer), Sinead Nagle (Burren farmer), Tim O’Connell (ReFarm Burren co-ordinator) and Conor Wall, Head of Product, Contracting, and Sustainability, CIE Tours. FIFTEEN local farmers in The Burren have been provided with ‘no-fence’ GPS collars which are emitting musical tones and training cows by music.